Indeed, he wrote a TechCrunch guest post this year, "The Facebook Imperative", where he said "New realtime cloud applications, platforms, and infrastructure offer the path to redefine the future of collaboration".
Different from a jussive imperative, where the hearer 'you' is the only one responsible to carry out the action, a suggestive clause assigns the proposal to both the hearer and the speaker and can be seen as an intermediate between an offer and a command (Matthiessen 1995, 423, 425).
As I cheerfully engage My Freaking Fabulous 50s (insert your own slogan), I refuse to surrender to the cultural beauty imperative where wrinkles are treated like a rash and sagging skin, like leprosy.
This strong desire to protect children can be explained by the values attached to children in Uganda even in the time of HIV [ 41], but also the moral imperative where children are seen as innocent and deserve protection.
Dr. Henry Kissinger proposed in his book "On China" that China and the United States should establish a relationship of "co-evolution," in which "both countries pursue their domestic imperatives, cooperating where possible, and adjust their relations to minimize conflict".
Such code is typically (but not necessarily) written in an imperative style, where statements represent actions the computer should carry out sequentially.
'Trojan horse' strategy is an answer to this imperative call where antibiotic are by far sneaked into the pathogenic cell via the siderophore receptors at cell and outer membrane.
This can make writing referentially transparent expressions cumbersome in typical imperative languages where mutability is the rule rather than the exception and the language's syntax provides only marginal support for working with deeply nested immutable data structures.
Breaking free of this broken political culture requires a new vision, fueled by moral imperative, of where America needs to go.
